Hampstead theatre, LondonWhen David Hare's play was first seen in 1998, it suffered from the miscasting of the central roles of Oscar Wilde and Lord Alfred Douglas (Bosie). Now, in Neil Armfield's fine revival, it looks a much richer play " confirming Wilde's aphorism that "a truth in art is that whose contrary is also true". The Wilde that emerges is a multifaceted character: one who can either be admired for his un…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 06:00PM on September 12, 2012